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The Netorabo research team, in collaboration with the survey website "Voicenote," conducted a survey with the theme "Which prefecture would you recommend to foreign tourists?" targeting residents of Tokyo. Which of Japan's 47 prefectures do Tokyo residents recommend to foreign tourists? Let's now take a look at the rankings.
Fukui Prefecture is brimming with natural beauty! You can behold many spectacular sights, such as the impressive Tojinbo cliffs, the sea of clouds at Echizen Ōno Castle, and the serene journey around the Sanfukian Five Lakes. We also suggest unwinding at Ashiyu Hot Springs ♡ Additionally, don't miss out on Fukui Prefecture's unique delicacies like Echizen crab and Echizen soba noodles.
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Today, I introduce 11 recommended cherry blossom viewing spots in Ibaraki Prefecture! We not only introduce famous locations but also unveil hidden gems known only to locals. Be sure to take a look!
With the arrival of spring, many are eager to indulge in the beauty of cherry blossoms. This time, we will introduce seven spectacular cherry blossom viewing spots from Kagawa Prefecture in Shikoku. These locations boast renowned attractions where the cherry blossoms, already stunning in their own right, harmonize beautifully with the grandeur of nature.Let us delve into the enchantment of Kagawa's breathtaking landscapes, beyond its exquisite culinary delights.
Following the earthquake that struck the Noto Peninsula on January 1st, there has been an increase in disaster preparedness awareness among Japanese residents. While there is abundant disaster preparedness information available, particular attention should be paid to the risk of earthquakes in residential areas. Take Tokyo, for instance, which recently released its "Area Seismic Risk Measurement Survey," measuring risks such as building collapse and fire spread by area. This survey, now in its 9th iteration, covers 5,192 neighborhoods within the Tokyo metropolitan area. It categorizes them into three types: "Building Collapse Risk," "Fire Risk," and "Overall Risk."
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Haneda Airport stands as one of Japan's premier terminals, serving as the gateway to Tokyo and welcoming countless domestic flights. In the vicinity of this bustling hub lie an array of hotels that offer both comfort and convenience.
With the extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, the Hokuriku-Koshinetsu region has garnered much attention. There are plenty of tourist attractions and a wide variety of delicious cuisine here! Today, JapanRAR recommends some spring travel destinations that you can reach by taking the Hokuriku and Joetsu Shinkansen lines. This spring, let's create wonderful memories in the Hokuriku-Koshinetsu region!
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Located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Atami Hot Springs is nestled close to the ocean, boasting abundant natural beauty, making it a popular tourist destination befitting its status as a renowned hot spring resort. Allow us to introduce several prominent tourist attractions within Atami Hot Springs! Why not pay a visit to this historical gem that continues to captivate visitors, both present and past?
"Atami Hot Springs" Recommended 10 Tourist Attractions! Read More »